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Get ready for a fabulous February, as winter takes a back seat and some glorious Lincolnshire gardens come alive with a burst of blooms!
The Spring Bulb Pageant at Doddington Hall begins on Sunday 4th February, showing off the beauty of nature with an array of wonderful snowdrops and winter aconites, continuing through March and early April as more blooms join the display. The Pageant has been a tradition since the 1950’s, and an estimated 150,000 bulbs have been planted or moved in the past 25 years!
Over at Rauceby Hall on Snowdrop Sunday, 25th February, you can take a leisurely stroll through a carpet of delicate snowdrops and learn about the conservation of this historic Victorian gem.
Last weekend's RSPB Big Birdwatch captured moments of winged magnificence, providing a sneak peek into the vibrant birdlife thriving in the District. From charming robins to majestic birds of prey, the event showcased the rich biodiversity that North Kesteven has to offer.
A Grey Wagtail. Credit: Jon Pear
If you missed out on the birdwatch count, remember you can always create your own captivating encounter with nature by visiting sites such as Whisby Nature Park or taking part in one of the North Kesteven Stepping Out Walks.
Grab your binoculars, hit the trails, and let the beauty of the wild unfold before your eyes.
Embark on an inspiring journey at Cranwell Aviation Heritage Museum with the unveiling of their latest exhibition, 'High Flying Women,' available to view from Monday, 5 February.
Celebrating the remarkable achievements of women in aviation, this exhibit promises to take visitors on a soaring adventure through history. From pioneering pilots to trailblazing aviators, 'High Flying Women' captures the courage and contributions of these extraordinary individuals.
Don't miss the chance to be captivated by their stories and explore the evolution of women in the skies.
Save the Date for the Lincolnshire Tourism Leaflet Swap
Held at the historic Petwood Hotel in Woodhall Spa on Thursday 21st March, the leaflet swap is an exciting opportunity to meet and network with tourism service providers, hear from industry experts and gather up-to-date leaflets for your business.
If you'd like to book a table space for your business you can do so by emailing tourism@e-lindsey.gov.uk.
 Have you taken a beautiful photo of the district that you'd like to share?
Email heartoflincs@n-kesteven.gov.uk with your favourite photo and you could feature in our next newsletter.
This month: a Kingfisher on the River Slea spotted by Jon Pear during the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch.
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